This is Your FBI: The Dark Journey

The Equitable Life Assurance Society presents This is your FBI. This is your FBI, the official broadcast from the files of the Federal Bureau of Investigation. Present it transcribed as a public service by the Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States and the Equitable Society's representative in your community.

The Equitable Life Assurance Society has more than 8,000 trained representatives from coast-to-coast, serving nearly 6 million members. Tonight, one of our Equitable Society representatives has a brief message on Social Security. Undoubtedly, you heard of the recent changes in the Social Security Law.

Maybe you're one of the 10 million who now have Social Security for the first time. Or, if you're already covered by Social Security, your benefits have been largely increased. In either case, this is a good time to take stock of your family's financial position.

To help you, the Equitable Society has revised its famous fact-finding chart for fathers and mothers. Listen carefully in 14 minutes when Mr. Keating will tell you what this Equitable Chart can do for you. Tonight, FBI file number 289.

It's subject, jailbreak. It's title, The Dark Journey. There may have been a time in America when ordinary citizens could look with unconcern at the nation's crime picture. There may have been such a time, but if there ever was that time is passed.

Currently more than 5,000 major crimes are being committed every day in this country. This is a time for action. Action on the part of every citizen in the daily war against America's army of crime.

What kind of action? For one thing we should get rid of our unconcerned and try to cooperate with America's anti-crime army of law enforcement officials. Tonight's file opens as a driving rain pours over an eastern state.